Lindsey Beth Meyers is a very famous writer, comedian, and American treasure. She spent much of her childhood on the road, traversing all across America as her parents struggled to stave off divorce. This awkward sense of tension led her, naturally, to the theater. She likes funny stories about transience, grief, loneliness, and sharks out of water. She fell into a coma during her second year of grad school due to undiagnosed type 1 diabetes. She’s awake now though, and doing just fine.

Little Miss Coma Pants received an MFA from the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts John Wells Division of Writing for Screen & Television in 2023. She studied dramatic arts and screenwriting at The New School, with abroad studies in Greek theater at Regent's University London. This is where she refined her palate for bland food. This is also right around the time she started working as a script supervisor for companies like Segno Productions.

Lindsey is the recipient of the Jack Oakie Award in Half-Hour Comedy Writing in honor of David Isaacs ('22-'23), and a two-time Shriram Fellow ('21-'23).

Her writing has been published in Teen Vogue, Voyage LA, and Wilderness House Literary Review. Her piece "VERY BIG HORSE" was named a finalist in the 2024 Witness Literary Awards for Fiction.

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